This commentary takes a thorough and scholarly look at the fascinating life of Job. The author, William Henry Green, taught at Princeton Seminary from 1850 to 1900. Comprehension questions and a helpful outline are included. The book is appropriate for both high school students and adults.

This clearly written devotional commentary by pastor and former missionary Dr. Derek Carlsen provides a thorough analysis of the book of Acts from a conservative Reformed perspective. Readers will clearly see how relevant the Scriptures are to Christian living today.

More than ever, teenagers need to be grounded in a systematic understanding of scripture. This classic text, by Louis Berkhof, has been carefully updated to enable modern readers to comprehend and apply its teachings.

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This workbook includes colorful illustrations that will help students comprehend each lesson. Each unit covers activities for one week. By the end of this thirty-week course, students will be able to write each letter in the alphabet, pronounce short vowel sounds, count up to ten, and much more. This Activity Book is the first of what will be a complete set of preschool materials. Eventually, the program will also include a drill book, five simple readers, a teacher's guide, and other supplemental items. A complete preschool curriculum kit will be available in early 2009. Although the introduction to the Activity Book makes reference to some of these other items, it can be effectively used by itself.

The teacher's guide integrates the Activity Book, Drill Book, and the five Preschool Readers into a complete preschool program. Although it emphasizes the Activity Book, it explains when and how to use the Drill Book, and the readers.

The Christian Liberty Preschool Drill Book includes exercises that will reinforce what students are learning in the Preschool Activity Book. This supplemental workbook offers students extra practice in basic handwriting skills, forming the letters of the alphabet, writing the counting numbers, and working on colors and shapes.

This colorful book provides younger children with morally uplifting stories based upon the adventures of a rabbit named Trottino. Detailed teaching suggestions are included at the end of the book, which provide instructions regarding how to bring out the biblical principles contained in the stories. This is a good book for parents to read to children ages four to six and appropriate for students in 3rd grade to read on their own.

This course begins a formal study of phonics-starting with short vowel sounds and logically progressing through consonants, long vowels, and beyond. It uses drill, repetition, and writing activities to ensure comprehension. It is designed to work with our kindergarten phonics readers, where students are prompted to begin reading once the phonics concepts for a given title have been studied.

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